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Basic Operation In Aviation Mode, Aviation Mode Sequence

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BASIC OPERATION IN AVIATION MODE > AVIATION MODE PAGE SEQUENCE BASIC OPERATION IN AVIATION MODE Aviation Mode Page Sequence The GPSMAP 296 offers three usage modes, Aviation Mode (default), Automotive Mode, and Marine Mode. The main pages are linked together in a series that you can cycle through by pressing PAGE to move forward and QUIT to reverse. Each page also has an options menu that allows you to customize each page (in all three modes) to your preferences and/or select features that specifically relate to that page. To view the options menu for any page, press MENU. Aviation Mode features five main pages: Map Page, Terrain Page, Panel Page, Active Route Page, and Position Data Page. An example of each page in Aviation Mode appears below. Each of these pages has a specific use and each page is discussed later in this manual. Aviation Mode is the default mode for the GPSMAP 296. This manual first addresses each page, such as the Map Page, as shown in Aviation Mode. The manual then describes the page as shown in Automotive and Marine Mode. Map Page Terrain Page Panel Page Active Route Page To switch usage modes: 1. Press and hold PAGE. 2. Use the ROCKER to select Aviation, Automotive, or Marine, and press ENTER. Position Data Page GPSMAP 296 Pilot's Guide 13

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Aviation Mode Page Sequence
The GPSMAP 296 offers three usage modes, Aviation Mode (default), Automotive Mode, and Marine Mode. The main pages are linked
together in a series that you can cycle through by pressing
PAGE
to move forward and
QUIT
to reverse. Each page also has an options menu
that allows you to customize each page (in all three modes) to your preferences and/or select features that specifically relate to that page. To
view the options menu for any page, press
MENU
.
Aviation Mode features five main pages: Map Page, Terrain Page, Panel Page, Active Route Page, and Position Data Page. An example of
each page in Aviation Mode appears below. Each of these pages has a specific use and each page is discussed later in this manual. Aviation
Mode is the default mode for the GPSMAP 296. This manual first addresses each page, such as the Map Page, as shown in Aviation Mode.
The manual then describes the page as shown in Automotive and Marine Mode.
Panel Page
Active Route Page
Terrain Page
Map Page
Position Data Page
To switch usage modes:
1.
Press and hold
PAGE
.
2.
Use the
ROCKER
to select Aviation, Automotive, or Marine, and press
ENTER
.
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